S Adleman

@Spatula11 (34)

Los Angeles, California

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Torture Is So Dumb

Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (50310) • Mojave, California 20 Mar

Some people so strong willed if they believe they doing the right thing. You want the truth you say. I could be a professional Interrogator. All you need to do is get them drunk or high, more than buzzed but not hammered. Make...

this is where we at in the world

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S Adleman It may be dumb but it sure is effective. That is, unless you act like you're not only into it, but perhaps kinky about it. Oh yes put that razor in my eye!

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Life's Experiences Set to Rhyme

singout @singout (1006) • United States 18 Mar

Being a poet I tend to create rhymes around my life's experiences. I invite you to challenge yourself and try it out . Here is a rhyme about our family's last Christmas gathering. Anyone out there with some unusual family...

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S Adleman I want to make poems But I don't know how I can hardly think of a rhymes Would you like an orange?

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Block, delete, unfriend

Jaycee @fivecandles (438) • United States 7 Nov

These are words I'm seeing so many of my friends and family members using. How are we ever to be empathetic if we cancel our any conversations with those who feel differently. Bipartisan friendships are so rare now. It's...

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S Adleman The only people I block are people sending spam or nudes. I don’t agree with most of the people on my friends list or in general. I’m not gonna keep blocking people because I disagree or I don’t like something they posted. But now we must all be offended and...

16 Feb

Does sedentary lifestyle habits caused by advancement of technology?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3749) • India 15 Sep

We all know prolonged inactivity and less exercise could pose several health issues. With rise of technology, desk jobs and work from home have increased, people are working on desks and beds for extended long hours. Often these...

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S Adleman Yes, extremely. Why do anything anymore when a device can do it for us. Why even search for the app? You just say something and a robot does everything for you. We are forgetting simple things such as spelling.

16 Feb

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How Has Technology Changed the Way You Relax?

@mayka123 @mayka123 (16975) • India 27 Jan

From binge-watching shows to endlessly scrolling apps, technology plays a huge role in how we unwind. But is it truly helping us relax, or just adding more distractions? Do you ever unplug completely, or does relaxation always...

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S Adleman I don’t know. It’s made me lazier than I was before. I have a handheld screen that entertains me and other things that do all the work for me.

16 Feb

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Zodiac Killer's Coded Messages Finally Decrypted

Anna @LadyDuck (472516) • Switzerland 12 Dec 20

Those who like mystery and crime stories, should remember the Zodiac Killer. The man terrorized Northern California in the late 60 and 70. In the 1969 he sent a coded messages to the San Francisco Chronicle, that until now, no one...

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S Adleman A little late considering he got away with it. By the time he was supposedly identified he was already dead.

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They Say 'No Man Is Above the Law,' but What If You're 'American'?

Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine @mythociate (21432) • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 5 Apr 17

Christianity says 'we are not under the law, but under grace'; and obviously that's only true until you interact with other people Then in school, we learn the pledge of allegiance (to the U.S....

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S Adleman Trump is above the law. He could start pimping out kids and get away with it. While yes he can be charged and even convicted he would not be punished. It’s basically “you’re guilty, go home”

15 Feb

No More Mobile Phones ?

Kandase @Kandae11 (55979) 11 Feb

Those who are a bit older will remember the phone booth and sometimes having to stand in line just to make a simple phone call. Next we moved on to the mobile phone which has gone through several upgrades during the decades it...

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S Adleman There are still pay phones. They are normally at truck stops, sometimes bus stops or gas stations. Not a regular thing anymore, but I doubt they’ll go away when people still use them.

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I think I had my first migraine headache this morning. Anyone else get these?

mentalward @mentalward (14690) • United States 7 Nov 08

I'm not sure because I've never experienced anything like this in my life before! First of all, I went to bed last night with a headache... not a really bad one, just your average kind of headache. I thought it was a sinus...

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S Adleman And then what happened?

12 Feb

No More Mobile Phones ?

Kandase @Kandae11 (55979) 11 Feb

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S Adleman That is terrifying. Sometimes I wish we could go back to the boring yet indestructible Nokia. You know the one. It’s like a brick in your pocket. The only way to get any entertainment out of it was to scroll through the five ringtones you were given. Still,...

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